Ricky Burns D12 Raymundo Beltran:Ricky Burns was fortunate to keep his WBO lightweight title after a twelve-round split draw with Raymundo Beltran in Burn's home nation, Glasgow, Scotland. Burns controlled the first round and a he as he jabbed and worked the body. Beltran started landing some hard shots with the left hook and began to find his rhythm in rounds two and three. In round four, Beltran rocked Burns with a left hook. Beltran continued to press Burns against the ropes where Burns started to look uncomfortable. The fight changed in round eight when Beltran dropped Burns with a left hook. Beltran continued to back up Burns and work him on the ropes. Burns recovered in spots in rounds eight through ten but he had a look of frustration on his face as he could not keep Beltran off of him. The two fought it out with championship courage down the stretch with Burns being slightly more active but from the looks of the battle, it was not enough to overcome the lead that Beltran buit up. According to the judges, Burns was able to back his way into the draw as Carlos Ortiz of the USA gave him the 115-112 nod; Andre Van Grootenbruel of Belgium had 115-113 for Beltran while British judge Richie Davies scored 114-114. Burns, 134.3 lbs of Scotland, fought with a severely injured jaw from round two on, is now 36-2-1 while Beltran, a Mexican fighting out of California, is now 28-6-1.

Stephen Simmons W10 David Graf... In a battle of undefeated cruiserweights, Stephen Simmons scored a ten round unanimous decision over David Graf. Simmons dropped Graf in round four from a right to the side of the head. The two exchanged some exciting flurries and Simmons had Graf in trouble several times.

Simmons, 198 lbs of Edinburgh, Scotland won by scores of 99-91, 98-92 and 97-92 and is now 9-0. Graf, 193 lbs of Germany is now 10-1.

Scotty Cadle W8 Gary Fox... On the same show, Scotty Cardle remained undefeated with a decision win over Gary Fox in a lightweight bout. The referee scored the bout 79-73.